Sentence examples for a range that encompasses from inspiring English sources

The red fox is highly adaptable, as exemplified by a range that encompasses almost the entire Northern hemisphere, including regions above the arctic circle, and South as far as Yemen and Northern India [ 48].

For example, assuming WCR has a mutation rate between 10-8 or 10-9 bp-1 generation-1 (a range that encompasses estimates from D. melanogaster and Caenorhabditis elegans[ 60, 61]), the observed values of π imply that WCR field populations maintains approximate effective populations sizes (N e ) on the order of 0.2 to 2 million individuals (i.e. N e ≈ π/4  μ).

Human cranial capacity ranges from 800 to 1250 cubic centimeters, a range that encompasses the primitive Homo erectus.

J.C. Penney's fourth-quarter guidance calls for earnings between 90 cents and $1.00 per share, a range that encompasses the consensus estimate of 94 cents.

Interestingly, this study finds that Fahrenholzia lice diverged approximately 31.6 Ma 955% HPD 49-16.6 Ma; Figure 3), a range that encompasses the divergence of their heteromyid hosts [ 48], further supporting cospeciation in this rodent-louse assemblage [ 26].

Specifically, compared with a circulating 25(OH D concentration of 50 75 nmol/L, a range that encompasses the mean for subjects in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, the odds ratio for Asian subjects with a circulating concentration of <25 nmol/L was 0.53 (95% CI: 0.31, 0.91).

Steady-state kinetic experiments were performed as described in ref. 11, using 3.18 nM GALC and small molecules at six concentrations covering a range that encompassed their inhibitory strength.

By the time the spookily delicate and internal 'Night of Joy' has segued into the soberly rambunctious 'We're Gonna Rise', this album has established an emotional range that encompasses both the plaintive and the triumphant (and sometimes both at the same time).

Linear attenuation coefficients are rescaled to an integer range that encompasses 4096 values, spread between −1000 and 3095.

Most computer display hardware requires integer numbers and therefore the linear attenuation coefficients are rescaled to an integer range that encompasses 4096 values, spread between −1000 and 3095.

However, the narrow range of focal depths of the deepest earthquakes (approximately 20 km) indicates that the temperature range that encompasses the seismogenic zone is as narrow as 50°C.